What are the shared beliefs that Lennon is drawing attention to?

1)The assigments is about two things first you watch a video on utube by John Lennon’s song Imagine and write a brief response of one or two paragraphs that addresses the following:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ72bYyEtBg this is the link of the song

What are the shared beliefs that Lennon is drawing attention to?
What is he asking us to ‘imagine’?
What is the symbolism in the video – specifically the contrast between the walk down the foggy path that begins the video and the opening up of the windows to allow light into the room? How does this relate to the act of ‘imagining’?
What does the video suggest about the relationship between the individual and society in terms of the process of social change? Does the individual change the society? Or does society change the individual? What about the video makes you reach this conclusion?

2) Think about the following three historical periods, each of which span approximately 40 years: a) 1900-1939, b) 1940-1979, c) 1980-present.
For each of the periods, list what you think were the three or four most important historical events, technological developments, or other social changes that occurred in the period. You don’t need to do anything more than list the items, but of your list should include a mix of different types of change (i.e., don’t put just technological developments).
Identify which of the three periods you think had the most consequential social change. Write a sentence or two explaining your choice.
Everything considered, do you think that the changes over these periods can accurately be described as ‘evolutionary’ or as displaying ‘progress?’ You don’t need to write anything more than yes or no for each but reflect on the question
3)View the two linked videos showing the opening credits from the Big Bang Theory, the first at normal speed, the second in slow motion. Write a few sentences addressing the following:Do you think the video depicts an evolutionary development? Explain why or why not?
Questions
What do you make of the experiential difference of viewing the video at normal speed and in slow motion? How is your perception of the events captured in the images different?


above are the two links for the two video

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